The document discusses the solar system and related astronomical bodies. It notes that there are 8 planets in the solar system including Earth. It describes luminous bodies like stars that give light and heat and non-luminous bodies like planets, satellites, and comets that reflect light from the sun and stars. It provides details on the sun such as it being much larger than Earth and being the source of heat and light for life. It also describes the Earth's rotation leading to days and nights and its revolution around the sun causing the seasons.

1. By:Asensio Bastida
THE SOLAR SYSTEM

2. The planets
 In the Solar System there are 8 planets.
They are Mercury, Venus, Earth, Jupiter,
Mars, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune. We
live in the Earth.

3. Astronomical bodies
 Luminous astronomical bodies: the most
common are the stars. They give us light
and heat.
 Non luminous astronomical bodies doesn’t
give us light. They reflect it from the Sun
and the stars. For example: planets,
satellites and comets.
This is a
comet.

4. The sun
 The Sun is a star. This star give us the
necesary heat and light that we need for
life. The Sun is yellow, and much bigger
than the Earth. The Earth is at
149.597.870 km from the Sun.
 This is the

distancy of the

5. The rotation of the earth
 The Earth rotates on its axis and take 24 h,
or a day, to rotate completely.
 On the part of the Earth facing the Sun, it
is day.
 On the part of the Earth facing away from
the Sun, it is nigth.
 This is the rotation
of the Earth.

6. The seasons
 The Earth takes about 365 days to complete
its orbit around the Sun. This movement of
the Earth around the Sun is what causes the
seasons.
 This is the
Rotation of
the Earth around the Sun.